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Usually Boolean expression is a result of a comparison operation: |
Usually Boolean expression is a result of a comparison operation: |
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console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
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Several conditions can be checked: |
Several conditions can be checked: |
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console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
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A switch statement can be implemented using => operator: |
A switch statement can be implemented using => operator: |
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console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("How are you?"). |
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We could declare *while* loop which will be repeated until the condition is true: |
We could declare *while* loop which will be repeated until the condition is true: |
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console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("Guess what?"). |
console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("Guess what?"). |
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Alternatively *until* loop is executed until the condition is met : |
Alternatively *until* loop is executed until the condition is met : |
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console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("Guess what?"). |
console writeLine("Hello!"); writeLine("Guess what?"). |
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s := console readLine |
s := console readLine |
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== Classes, Fields Methods, Constructors == |
== Classes, Fields Methods, Constructors == |
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